Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-03-18
Local. BRIEFS.

Col. May
Don't forget thet II. w. Pobst is
looking for everybody that owes him
to come in and settle up.
Col. A. J. May, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Byrd, left for
Richmond the first of the week.
II. G. Anderson, Esq, Counsel for
the owners perfected the contract
for Round Mountain, Monday.
We call attention TO the 1.-Two
New Candidates" card in this issue.
They are certain to be elected.
See here friends ! come in coon and
settle at least a part of your account.
II. w. PoBsT.
The Jacksonville social circle is
again broken. Miss Rose Witten is
on protracted visit to friends and
relatives in Richmond.
Services have been held in the
Methodist church each night DUNG
the week, beginning with service
of song, Monday night.
The election for Mayor and Board
of Alderman will be held on the
4th of April About twenty new
voters will be registered.
Parties owing me are requested to
come forward and settle up business
of the old year. 1 must have my
money. II. w. PoDsr.
We miss our friend Will Young
from town-he being confined at
home with q severe gastric trouble.
He is some better, at this writing.
The n. s. w. Extension survey
moves straight ahead. To-day the
corps is nearing New Philadelphia.
Three other corps are between that
point and Cumberland Gap.
Our old school mate Hartman New
berry, Esq, of Bland county, has
been in the county several days this
week, completing the sale of the
Round Mountain. We congratulate
him on his SUCCESS.
We have scarcely ever known a
Hotel to grow i'll favor more rapidly
than has the Central, at this place,
kept by Surface & White. Their
liberality and attention to the wants
Of their guests tell
Our sympathies are fully aroused
by the extreme illness Of Robbie
Henry, little son of Mai. r. r.. Hen
ry, the Illness resulting from hem.
orrhage of the nose. May God spare
the bright little fellow.
It is said that several new resi-
dences will be built within the cor
porate limits this spring. AS soon
as the building OF tie railroad be.
comes an assured fact, this kind of
Improvement will take bound.
The latest news from the engin.
eer corps Of the Va. Western reports
them steadily advancing and near.
ing the New River-headed for the
Clinch Valley. Let Wolf Greek and
Clear Fork throw the way open.
If the census of Tazewell were re-
taken it would most likely appear
that the county is entitled to a
Circuit Court Clerk. There can,
however, be no election held on such
basis until after the census of 1890.
Under the inspiring energy of
our friend, Will Young, and the
fighting propensity Of brother Newt.
Hartman, the Iudee will show itself
again this week. These gentlemen
are to become editors and publish
ers.
If you want fresh new Piano or
Organ and at a price that defies
competition, write j. d. Hopbie &
Co, 90l Main ST., Lynchburg, who
are State Agents for the best Ill
struments on the market. You are
in no danger<of getting anything
shoddy, but something you can re-
ly upon.
Mr.. James Beavers, one of the
proprietors Of the Headlight, made
a protracted call Thursday. He re.
ports the usual activity at Pocahon
tas, and all unusual activity down
the Bluestone. strike among the
hands engaged on the Railroad Elk
tension has created some little con,
fusion-no impeachment to progress